GC0102 Mod Title: EU Connection Codes GB Implementation Mod 3
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1 Stage 01: Modification Proposal Grid Code GC0102 Mod Title: EU Connection Codes GB Implementation Mod 3 Purpose of Modification: This modification (3/4) will set out within the Grid Code the following compliance obligations in the EU Connection Codes: 1. Set the parameters, as set out in RfG and HVDC 2. Set the Compliance requirements, as set out in RfG, DCC and HVDC What stage is this document at? Modification Proposal Workgroup Report Code Admin Consultation Draft Final Modification Report Report to the Authority The Proposer recommends that this modification should be: assessed by a Workgroup to form the final proposals for the mod and then proceed to Workgroup Consultation. This modification was raised on 13 June 2017 and will be presented by the Proposer to the Panel on 21 June The Panel will consider the Proposer s recommendation and determine the appropriate route. High Impact: Developers of: New generation schemes (800 Watts capacity and up), new HVDC schemes (including DC-connected Power Park Modules), and new Demand schemes; GB NETSO; Distribution Network Operators; Medium Impact: Transmission Owners (including OFTOs); Operators of existing generation, HVDC or Demand schemes considering modernisation; Low Impact: None identified Page 1
2 Contents 1 Summary Governance Why Change? Code Specific Matters Solution... 7 Any Questions? Contact: Chrissie Brown Code Administrator Christine.brown1@na tionalgrid.com 6 Impacts and Other Considerations Relevant Objectives Implementation Legal Text Recommendations Proposer: Franklin Rodrick National Grid (SO) Timetable The Code Administrator will update the timetable. The Code Administrator recommends the following timetable: To be discussed and finalised at the June Panel meeting. Workgroup Meeting 1 6 July 2017 Workgroup Meeting 2 August 2017 Workgroup Meeting 3 September 2017 Workgroup Consultation (15 Working days) September 2017 Workgroup Meeting 4 October 2017 Workgroup Report presented to Panel 15 November 2017 Code Administration Consultation Report issued to the Industry 17 November 2017 Draft Final Modification Report presented to Panel 12 December 2017 Modification Panel Recommendation vote 20 December 2017 Final Modification Report issued the Authority 10 January 2018 Authority decision due (25WDs) 14 February 2018 Decision implemented in Grid Code 01 March 2018 Page 2
3 1 Summary What Full sections of the Grid Code, for example the Connection Conditions (CCs), Compliance Processes (CPs) and Operating Code, will need to be extended to set out the new EU standards to which impacted users will need to comply with. This will be a combination of completely new requirements inserted into the Grid Code, or adjustments/continuation of corresponding existing GB requirements to line up with equivalents in the new EU codes. Why Guidance from BEIS and Ofgem was to apply the new EU requirements within the existing GB regulatory frameworks. This would provide accessibility and familiarity to GB parties, as well as putting in place a robust governance route to apply the new requirements in a transparent and proportionate way. This modification needs to be undertaken in timely manner to ensure impacted users are aware of their compliance obligations - particularly in relation to procurement of equipment, compliance testing and operational requirements. This modification is also therefore, critical to facilitate/demonstrate Member State compliance to these three EU Network Codes. How With the support of the industry, we will use this modification to finalise proposals to apply the EU Connection Codes requirements, before consulting with the wider industry and submitting to Ofgem for a decision. Previously, Grid Code and Distribution Code issue groups were formed (GC0048, GC0090, GC0091) to: 1. Comprehensively review the code to form a local interpretation of the requirements; 2. Undertake a mapping between the EU and GB codes to understand the gaps and the extent for possible code changes; 3. Form proposals, which will now be taken forward as formal modifications. Page 3
4 2 Governance Given the complexity and wide-ranging impact of the changes proposed in this mod, the proposer believes that self-governance or fast track governance arrangements are not appropriate in this case. Instead, Normal Grid Code governance processes should be followed. Page 4
5 3 Why Change? This Proposal is one of a number of Proposals which seek to implement relevant provisions of a number of new EU Network Codes/Guidelines which have been introduced in order to enable progress towards a competitive and efficient internal market in electricity. Some EU Network Guidelines are still in development and these may in due course require a review of solutions developed for Codes that come into force beforehand. The full set of EU network guidelines are; Regulation 2015/1222 Capacity Allocation and Congestion (CACM) which entered into force 14 August 2015 Regulation 2016/1719 Forward Capacity Allocation (FCA) which entered into force 17 October 2016 Regulation 2016/631 - for Generators (RfG) which entered into force 17 May 2016 Regulation 2016/ Demand Connection Code (DCC) which entered into force 7 September 2016 Regulation 2016/ High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) which entered into force 28 September 2016 Transmission Operation Guideline (TSOG) - entry into force anticipated Summer 2017 Emergency and Restoration (E&R) Guideline - entry into force anticipated Autumn 2017 RfG, DCC and HVDC were drafted to facilitate greater connection of renewable generation; improve security of supply; and enhance competition to reduce costs for end consumers, across EU Member States. These three codes specifically set harmonised technical standards for the connection of new equipment for generators, demand, and HVDC systems (including DC-Connected Power Park Modules respectively). Significant work to progress GB understanding of the codes and consider the approach for implementation has been undertaken in Grid Code/Distribution Code issue groups GC0048 (RfG); GC0090 (HVDC); GC0091 (DCC). This has been widely attended, including DNOs and smaller parties. Additional stakeholder engagement has been undertaken to ensure the impacts of the three EU codes is understood, as well as to provide an opportunity to feed into the approach. The technical requirements involved in Mod 3 will be discussed with the workgroup and the proposals will be finalised before doing a workgroup consultation. Through proposing these modifications under Open Governance, we will finalise our proposals; and undertake a final industry consultation to confirm they are appropriate, before submitting papers to Ofgem to request a decision. Page 5
6 4 Code Specific Matters Technical Skillsets Understanding of the GB regulatory frameworks (particularly Grid Code and Distribution Code) High level understanding of the EU codes and their potential impact Operational/technical understanding of equipment which are bound by these codes Where appropriate, knowledge of the obligations, compliance and operational processes of GB Network Operators and the GB National Electricity Transmission Operator Reference Documents Demand Connection Code legal text: for Generators legal text: High Voltage Direct Current legal text: Page 6
7 5 Solution Mod 3 of the EU Connection Codes is covering two elements of RfG, HVDC and DCC and Compliance. Historically, there have been system management requirements and compliance processes defined in the code. If the EU Codes requirements already exist in GB then the existing code requirements will be adopted unless there is a conflict with the EU Code. The 3 EU Connection Codes have similar requirements for system management and compliance. The approach is to finalise the requirements for RfG first and then the same requirements can be adopted for DCC and HVDC. 1. requirements of RfG and HVDC EU Connection Codes The existing GB codes cover a majority of the system management requirements that are included in the EU Connection Codes. Mod 3 will be looking at implementing the RfG, DCC and HVDC system management requirements. management includes any interfacing requirements between the TOs and the DNOs that allow managing the transmission system post any events or under normal operational times. These requirements include Protection Settings, Monitoring, Operational metering, Synchronising, Modelling etc. Where the requirements already exist, then the current GB Code requirements will be adopted unless there is a conflict with the EU Code. Below are the RfG requirements that have been identified as requiring changes to the codes Grid Code/Distribution Code and the Electrical Standards documents. Parameters will be set where the change is identified. Similar requirements will be applied across to DCC and HVDC. 1 Articles TO SO DNO Module Type A Automatic Reconnection - (Article 13(7)) Any party (Transmission or Distribution connected) captured by the Grid Code requirements will be reconnected by NG instruction (automatic reconnection will not be permitted) It is acknowledged that in general Type A and B generators will not be caught by the requirement of the Grid Code. The impact of automatic reconnection of large volumes of embedded generation requires further consideration G59 specifies this. Page 7
8 Module Type B (Automatic reconnection / Control Schemes) (Article 14(4) and Article 14(5)) Module Type B Protection (1) Article 14(5)(b)(i) and (ii) Module Type B Protection (2) - (Article 14(5)(b)(iii)) Module Type B Protection (3) - (Article 14(5)(b)(iv) and 14(c)) Module Type B Operational Metering - (Article 14(5)(d) (i) and (ii)) Module Type C FSM Monitoring / Automatic Disconnection at specified voltages TO's will have to specify the schemes and settings for directly connected if different from the current GB practice TO's will have to specify the schemes and settings for directly connected if different from the current GB practice Any changes to protection settings will need to be agreed with the TO for transmission connection Same as current GB practice for Generators currently caught by the requirements of the Grid Code. Electrical Standards documents to be updated by the relevant TO Same as above High level requirements to be captured in the Grid Code. Local arrangements could be done through bilateral agreement. Update the Grid Code as necessary Same as current GB practice for Generators currently caught by the requirements of the Grid Code. (No change required) G59 specifies this. G99 will apply current approach to all D connected generation or possibly for A to C, not D. Provisions in DPC and DPC are generally the same as required in the RfG Provisions in DPC and DPC are generally the same as required in the RfG Any changes to protection settings will need to be agreed with the DNO for distribution connection Needs to be joined up with GC0095 Dependent on TSOG Art 50 plus DNOs own requirements (if any). Page 8
9 Module Type C - Automatic Disconnection at specified voltages Module Type C Robustness Article 15(4)(a) (c) Module Type C 15(6)(a) TO to consider in coordination with the SO and may have to specify the requirements if required Current Scottish voltage ranges can be used. CC Code change required Same as current GB practice. No change required Specified through bi-lateral agreement if required by TO. DNOs will not use this save for the equivalence with the over and under voltage protection in G99. To be reflected in D Code/G99 NG needs to decide what to do about this. Or stay with current D Code drafting DPC & DPC Module Type C Monitoring (Article 15(6)(b)(i) - (iv) Electrical Standards documents to be updated by the relevant TO Grid Code change may be required DNO's need to consider and specify this requirement Module Type C Simulation / Models (1) (Article 15(6)(c)(i) and (ii) Module Type C Simulation / Other Issues (2) (Article 15(6)(c)(iii),(d),(e) and (f)) Module Type D Electrical Standards documents to be updated by the relevant TO No new requirement. No change required No change to the current requirements DNOs and SO requirement to be the same as far as possible DNOs and SO requirement to be the same as far as possible. (For LEEMPS synchronisation Page 9
10 15 16 Synchronising (Article 16(4)) Type D Synchronous Power Generating Modules and Type C PPM s Angular Stability under fault conditions / POD (Art 19(3) / Art 21(3)(f)) Other Issues Derogations / Emerging Technology arrangements will be the same as any other embedded generator) Current D Code drafting DPC & DPC Compliance Compliance Process for generators and other transmission connected parties has existed in GB for over 20 years. It s purpose is to ensure that Transmission connected parties satisfy the requirements of the Grid Code along with any requirements in the Bilateral Agreement. Mod 3 will be covering the compliance aspect of all 3 Connection Codes RfG, HVDC and DCC. Compliance is split into two parts the Operational Notification process and the Compliance testing procedures. The Connection Codes introduces new compliance processes equipment certificates which will have to be considered by the workgroup. Where the requirements already exist, then the current GB Code requirements will be adopted unless there is a conflict with the EU Code. The current position on the Compliance requirements is o Majority of the Notification procedures across RfG, DCC and HVDC are similar to existing GB requirements. Where there is a new requirement, the process will have to be defined. Once RfG Compliance processes have been defined, similar requirements in DCC and HVDC will mirror the RfG processes. o The current position on RfG compliance testing is as below Type D Generators As per current GB practice Type C & B Generators Will require compliance testing along with some compliance through equipment certificates acceptable Type A Generators (mass market) Compliance mainly through equipment certificates. Page 10
11 6 Impacts and Other Considerations i. The Grid Code and Distribution Code will bear the primary impact of the EU Connection Code mods. Some consequential changes are anticipated in the STC code especially from HVDC (primarily Section K - Technical, Design And Operational Criteria And Performance For Offshore Transmission s) ii. iii. iv. The Transmission/Distributions connections and compliance processes will need to be slightly altered to ensure they accommodate the new EU requirements as set out in the modified Grid Code and Distribution Codes. The electrical standards documents owned by the Transmission Owners may need amending to accommodate the new requirements No system changes are anticipated as a result of implementing the EU Connection Codes Does this modification impact a Significant Code Review (SCR) or other significant industry change projects, if so, how? The EU Network Code implementation is being undertaken as a significant programme of work within the GB industry. This mod forms part of that programme, but is not part of an on-going SCR. Consumer Impacts This modification facilitates the implementation of consistent technical standards across the EU for the connection of new Generation, Demand or HVDC equipment. Page 11
12 7 Relevant Objectives Impact of the modification on the Relevant Objectives: Relevant Objective To permit the development, maintenance and operation of an efficient, coordinated and economical system for the transmission of electricity Identified impact Positive To facilitate competition in the generation and supply of electricity (and without limiting the foregoing, to facilitate the national electricity transmission system being made available to persons authorised to supply or generate electricity on terms which neither prevent nor restrict competition in the supply or generation of electricity) Subject to sub-paragraphs (i) and (ii), to promote the security and efficiency of the electricity generation, transmission and distribution systems in the national electricity transmission system operator area taken as a whole Positive Positive To efficiently discharge the obligations imposed upon the licensee by this license and to comply with the Electricity Regulation and any relevant legally binding decisions of the European Commission and/or the Agency; and Positive To promote efficiency in the implementation and administration of the Grid Code arrangements Neutral The EU Connection Codes derive from the Third Energy Package legislation which is focused on delivering security of supply; supporting the connection of new renewable plant; and increasing competition to lower end consumer costs. It therefore directly supports the first three Grid Code objectives. Furthermore, this modification is to ensure GB compliance of EU legislation in a timely manner, which positively supports the fourth Grid Code applicable objective. Page 12
13 8 Implementation This modification must be in place to ensure the requirements of the EU Connection Codes are set out in the GB codes by two years from the respective Entry Into Force dates (set out earlier in this paper). It is therefore crucial that this work is concluded swiftly to allow the industry the maximum amount of time to consider what they need to do to arrange compliance. Page 13
14 9 Legal Text Not yet agreed Page 14
15 10 Recommendations Panel is asked to: Approval normal code governance procedures be used Refer this proposal to a Workgroup for continuing the formation of proposals Page 15
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